At Least 22% of Americans Confuse Unclaimed Property Scams With Legitimate State Notices

When Americans receive a call, email, or letter about unclaimed funds sitting in a state treasury, many don't know whether to trust it or hang up.

When Americans receive a call, email, or letter about unclaimed funds sitting in a state treasury, many don't know whether to trust it or hang up.

New Jersey residents may be sitting on considerably more unclaimed property than the title suggests.

Most Americans don't realize that millions of dollars in unclaimed payroll checks are sitting in state treasury offices right now—money they earned but...

Approximately $70 billion in unclaimed funds exists across the United States, with government agencies—both federal and state—holding roughly $32 billion...

Asset recovery firms are charging increasingly high finder fees on unclaimed money claims, particularly on smaller amounts under $500.

A widespread claim suggests that 42% of unclaimed money in the United States belongs to people over age 60.

When a company merges or gets acquired, thousands of shareholders can suddenly find their stock holdings caught in limbo.

No, unclaimed money will not be sent to you automatically. Despite what many people assume, simply having funds or property held by a state treasurer's...

Millions of unclaimed property claims flow through state treasury offices each year, representing billions of dollars that rightfully belong to everyday...

The Virginia Department of Treasury is holding billions in unclaimed property that rightfully belongs to Virginia residents, but the figure circulating in...